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| - | The '''[[Pathway of Myrlem (campaign)|Pathway of Myrlem]]''' was a ''Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition'' game run by [[User:Stormraven|Stormraven]]. The player-characters started the campaign at 1st level, and Stormraven used published adventure modules, adapting them to the characters and, as it was developed, to the main campaign plot. As the characters were fleshed out, the DM began writing a script for a lengthy campaign that centered upon them, based on their histories. However, the game came to an untimely close before the script could be developed into complete scenarios.<noinclude> | + | The '''[[Pathway of Myrlem (campaign)|Pathway of Myrlem]]''' was a ''Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition'' game run by [[User:Stormraven|Stormraven]], set in the world of [[Aervi]]. The player-characters started the campaign at 1st level, and Stormraven used published adventure modules, adapting them to the characters and, as it was developed, to the main campaign plot. As the characters were fleshed out, the DM began writing a script for a lengthy campaign that centered upon them, based on their histories. However, the game came to an untimely close before the script could be developed into complete scenarios.<noinclude> |
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Current revision as of 12:30, 26 April 2007
The Pathway of Myrlem was a Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition game run by Stormraven, set in the world of Aervi. The player-characters started the campaign at 1st level, and Stormraven used published adventure modules, adapting them to the characters and, as it was developed, to the main campaign plot. As the characters were fleshed out, the DM began writing a script for a lengthy campaign that centered upon them, based on their histories. However, the game came to an untimely close before the script could be developed into complete scenarios.
